Mira Anderson
Manager, Communications and Publications
Mira Anderson is a communications and publications manager at the US-China Business Council. Her previous work experience includes internships at the World Affairs Councils of America and the Global Business School Network. She also served as senior editor for her graduate school’s academic journal. Mira holds a master’s degree in international relations from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and a bachelor’s degree in international studies and East Asian studies from Johns Hopkins University. She is proficient in Mandarin Chinese.
10 Posts
Assessing the US-China Tech Competition — And What’s At Stake
USCBC interviews Mieke Eoyang, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for cyber policy, on US-China tech competition. She discusses the challenges posed by Washington’s divided tech policy toward China, why allied cooperation on export controls depends on more than policy alignment, and how AI is reshaping the assumptions behind import bans and cybersecurity strategy.
China’s Energy Strategy: Navigating Conflict, Competition, and Transition
USCBC interviews Jane Nakano, senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies’s Energy Security and Climate Change Program, on China’s energy landscape. Topics include impacts of the war in Iran, challenges in China’s decarbonization push, the role of energy in US-China tech competition, and areas for foreign participation.
Trump-Xi Summit: Preparation, Strategy, and Signaling
USCBC interviews Sarah Beran — partner at Macro Advisory Partners, former deputy chief of mission at the US Embassy in Beijing, and former senior director for China and Taiwan affairs at the White House National Security Council — on Trump’s anticipated visit to China in April. Topics include the preparatory work required for presidential summits, how to assess their outcomes, and advocacy channels for businesses.
Understanding China’s Housing Downturn and the Path Ahead
USCBC interviews Tianlei Huang, senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, on China’s prolonged property downturn, government efforts to stabilize the market, and remaining challenges.
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Expert Insights: Dan Wang
Dr. Dan Wang is China director for Eurasia Group, specializing in China’s economy, industrial policy, and geopolitics. She previously served as the chief economist at Hang Seng Bank China based in Shanghai, responsible for macroeconomic forecasting and capital market analysis.
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